James,
Why didn't you just email me with this one?
You can go into the tclock submenu in programs, hit enter on tclock, not
the help icon, then go to format elements and arrow through the different
choices of how you can set up the look and format of your clock. Then, go
back into the format clock by hitting control/tab which puts you onto the
top portion of menu, and then you enter in to clock format, it kicks you
back out, so just get right back in and tclock remembers where you left
off, so you end up right back inside format clock, and type this again,
(ddd, MMM dd, h:mm tt) oh and there maybe a space between the h: and the
mm but try it both ways, plus make sure and use capitols for the first
three MMM, okay?
If you did this, it just may change back to regular time, but if not, go
back into elements, look at the different choices of formatting the time,
hit enter on one of those (I think), and it could help.
One other thing you can do is, go to the sight
(http://users.iafrica.com/d/da/dalen and go to the send mail link, and send
an email to dale, the one who wrote this software and ask him how to change
the format back to regular time.
The url may be a little off as I havn't used it for a long time now. Try
this though, and if you need any more assistance, let me know, I'm always
here.
scott
At 01:40 PM 4/13/99 -0600, you wrote:
>Hi gang james here in denver some how my clock has been set too time where
>instead of 1 in the afternoon it now reads 13 I looked in the settings
>couldn't find anything, also if anyone is running t/clock do you know, is
>their a setting to change from 12 hour too 24. thanks.
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